The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-23

IN times of arrival and departure OF trans
FARMERS in this county will soon be-
gin hay1ng. The dry weather of May
and the early part of June has made the
nay crop mature much earlier than
usual.
RAILROAD and mining matters appear
to be very quiet in this county at present
There has been no new find" of ore nor
has new railway line been projected for
weeks.
THE Silver Medicine Company will
close their store here on Thursday as
they move on 10 advertise other towns.
All their medicines can be found at the
druggists.
THERE is quite demand for carriage
horses, single drivers, mainly by people
from outside This is line of business
in which there is money if it were proper
ly worked.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
Il Hinrichs.
| JASPER HANSON is about to begin work
on tug which is to be his own property.
She will be 60 feet long Is feet wide and
feet deep. She will probably be station
ed at this place.
1 Il al oor oy
press wagons wheelbarrows, carts, veloc-
ipedes, bicycles and many other goods
suitable for outdoor sport, at Piening &
| Fechter's Bookstore.
SOME friends gave warning of the in
| tention of the police to pull the north
side bagnio on Thursday night of last
| week and the inmates took to the street
and thus defeated the purpose.
Mr.. TIoE is having built beautiful sail
yacht. The work being is done by Mr..
Ornes. The yacht viii be completed this
week and will be one of the f1eetest as well
as the neatest thing of the kind.
W. E. Buschman formerly of this city,
| Will on the Both inst. graduate from the
medical department of the University of
Mich. He has decided to begin the prac-
tice of his profession in the west.
| FOURTEEN of the bodies of persons lost
on the Champlain have been recovered.
The hull burned to the ten-foot mark
aft and to the three-foot mark forward.
The machinery is damaged badly.
WE have about 90 pieces Of those dress
| ginghams that we are selling for cents,
| and which are worth 10c., on hand, and
can not get any more of same quality to
| sell at that figure. SCHUETTE Bros
CARL HAw" SCHMIDT by his mode of
salutation makes the night morning,
and the noon-tide night" In the fore
noon his greeting is "guten abend" while
from noon till dewy eve'' it is 'guten
mOrgen.'
TIE wooden "smoke-stack" at the coal
docks took fire Tuesday evening. The
| ship yard bell rang an alarm which for
| tunately was not heard in the city. One
! of the workmen kicked over the burning
f1ue and all was well.
A PAPER known as The Solid MuldoCr
published in Colorado near the Security
Mine In which so many Manitowoc people
have stock, denounces the mine as fraud
and DR.. Flower, the head and front of
| the mine, as a scoundrel.
ED. CONWAY has become a mighty
hunter" like Nimrod of old. His latest
exploit was by no means a violation of
the game law and should entitle him to a
garter in some order which honors those
who do the public a service.
RUDOLPH WITMANN of this city was on
board the Champlaln when she burned
| He and a Miss Wilson succeeded in hang
ing on to one of the boats tenders which
they found floating. They chung for
several hours until they were picked up
PARTIES wishing extra copies of The
Pilot must apply for them on or before
the Saturday preceding the date of pub
LEGATION of the Issue they wish. About
30 applications have been made for the
June numbers after the editions were ex-
hausted.
MANITowoC RAPIDS is at present with
out post Office The Catholic clergy
man at that place was appointed post
master but his commission has not yet
come and there is no one yet to take the
mail-fOr that matter there is no mail to
be taken.
Tom WINDIATE thinks he is a special
favorite of the Lord, as on Friday morn
ing his farm was visited by a copious rain
while those adjoining didn't have a drop.
Tom is half inclined to get ''tinctured'
with religion out Of pure gratitude for
favors received.
The stockholders of the bathing house
had a meeting last week and reelected
the old officers President. Fred Schuette:
Secretary, Oscar Alter; Treasurer, Henry
EIinrichs. The bathing house will soon
be put IL place. The society has just 2Sc
on hand with which to do this work
THE graduating exercise of the north
side school take place in the assembly
room on Friday tomorrow afternoon.
The following are the members of the
class: lisa S. Hanson, Maggie Kelley, Ed
Kirwan. Magda Maglessen, May Ma
honey, Carrie Mendik, Matena Tollefson.
Miss Mahoney is the valedictorian of the
class.
MANIFowoC Wis. June 1st 1857.
The Manltowoc Farmers Association
will hold Quarterly meeting on Satur-
day 18th June at Kingholz Hall. 2PN
All members are requested to be pre-
sent the programme is well selected.
Invite your neigbors.